VIDEO: Growing a New Generation of Farmers
At a farm near St. Louis, Missouri, that has been using organic practices since 1883, 29-year-old Molly Rockamann spreads her love for nature through an urban agriculture apprecticeship program. Read about Molly in our Summer 2011 issue: "She's All That."
Erika Brekke is a freelance video journalist based in San Francisco. She received her master's degree from the Medill School at Northwestern University and interned at the Associated Press TV News bureau in Brussels, Belgium, where she covered politi... READ MORE >
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I love you and your story, Molly! I want to farm soooo bad! I usually have a garden every summer and I use to have a garden with my Mom when I was little. We also had an apple and crabapple tree. We canned, made applesauce and jelly. My Mom grew up on a farm. She had pigs, chickens and horses. They lived on this long road that was named after them with only their farm and another house besides their farmhouse. The road was named after them. Anyways, I wish I could have my own farm now, but it's a long story. Some day I will, but I feel the need right now. You are sooo lucky. I envy you!